Made in America: Linotype Operator US #4801e – 2013 First-Class Forever Stamp

$25.00

The stamp commemorates the contributions of Linotype operators to the development of the United States. Linotype operators were responsible for the production of books, newspapers, and magazines during the 19th and 20th centuries. They worked long hours to set type by hand and then cast it in metal using a Linotype machine. The stamp features a portrait of a Linotype operator and the words “Building a Nation” in reference to their contribution to the United States. The stamp was issued on August 8, 2013. It is the 4801e in the Made in America series of stamps, which celebrates the people, places, and things that have helped shape the history of the United States.

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Description

A Linotype operator is a skilled type setter who works with a Linotype machine. This machine was invented in 1886 and revolutionized the print industry. The Linotype operator is responsible for setting type, adjusting the machine, and producing the printed product.
 
The Linotype operator must have knowledge of the mechanics of the machine, as well as a good working knowledge of typefaces, type styles, and other print-related topics. They must have an eye for detail and accuracy, as a misaligned type or wrong font can lead to costly mistakes. The Linotype operator must be able to work quickly and efficiently to meet deadlines.
 
The Linotype operator is an important part of the print production process. Without them, many printed products would not be of the highest quality. With the advent of digital typesetting, the need for Linotype operators has decreased, but they still play an important role in modern print production.

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